I''ve got a Centos 5.2 guest unden Xen (dom0 is Centos 5.2 as well) that
I''m reaching the console of via VNC (I''ve tried both realvnc
and tightvnc
and gotten the same results).
It''s a text-mode console reached via vnc, not an X-based desktop
session.
I can''t run emacs there because CTRL-x and ALT-x seem to get eaten by
something. The character ''x'' unmodified goes through fine,
and other
control and meta characters go through fine. Very occasionally I can get
one control or alt x through, but not at all predicatably, and pretty
rarely -- much less than 1 in 10 go through.
This strongly suggests to me that something in the text-based Xen console
is eating CTRL-x and probably ALT-x. But I don''t find anything on the
web
on emacs usage problems from a Xen console, and you''d think somebody
would
have tried that before.
I''ve tried stuff like the terminal type ("linux") and
"stty sane", and
I''ve tried two different VNC viewers.
I know VNC in general is perfectly emacs-friendly, because in my previous
job I spent most of the day running emacs in VNC sessions halfway across
the country.
So what''s going on?
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